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Kids' Bathroom Pictures From HGTV Smart Home 2020

By: Jessica Lowry Vizzutti

Shared by the children, the upstairs bathroom is full of high-tech devices including a Bluetooth-enabled toilet, programmable shower and an illuminated Wi-Fi-connected mirror.

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Modern and Monochromatic

Clean lines and a simple black-and-white color palette provide a playful yet chic look in the upstairs hall bathroom.

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Perfect for the Kids

A double-sink vanity and a pocket door separating the toilet and shower make it convenient for kids to share the space.

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Sun Tunnel in Hall Bathroom's Ceiling Lets Natural Light In
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Bright and Airy

Even though this hall bathroom does not have a window, a sun tunnel in the ceiling lets in natural light and the ceiling’s generous height keeps the space open and airy.

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Stylish Storage

The sand-colored vanity adds an almost beachy vibe to the room while providing plenty of storage for towels and toiletries.

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Black Square Door Pulls on Light-Colored Wood Vanity
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Simple Geometry

Matte-black geometric pulls play off the black plumbing fixtures and pop against lighter-toned wood cabinets.

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Tall Black Faucet Paired With Black Sink in Upstairs Hall Bathroom
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Modern Masculinity

Bright white countertops feel clean and fresh paired with the black sinks and faucets. The strong, modern lines of the fixtures add masculine detail to this contemporary design.

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Black Undermount Sink Paired With Tall Black Faucet in Hall Bathroom
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Practical Yet Totally Cool

Using a black undermount sink and black faucet brings an unexpected bit of drama to this spacious bathroom, plus deep undermount sinks are more practical for a kids’ bathroom.

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Connected Vanity

Wi-Fi-enabled, voice-activated mirrors with built-in lighting means your teenager will spend even more time in bathroom than they normally do.

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Spirograph-Inspired Flooring

A mix of geometric patterns on the floor tile plays off the artful knobs and dark plumbing fixtures. The lively design makes this bathroom more kid-friendly while keeping it chic and contemporary.

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Industrial Statement

Elongated black subway tile was used in the shower to create a dramatic contrast with the white walls and light-colored floors.

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High-Tech Shower Has Control Panel for Creating Custom Settings
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Programmable Washing

The high-tech shower allows for customizable settings to create the perfect shower experience. A soft linen curtain feels luxurious and contrasts the industrial feel of the shower’s black subway tile.

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Modern Black Toilet Is Bluetooth-Enabled and Can Save MP3 Files
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Bluetooth Potty

It’s hard to find a toilet with more amenities than this one. Besides the heated seat and foot warmer, it is Bluetooth-enabled and can store MP3 files or an SD card, so your favorite music is always right there. Comfort is not its only feature, though: personal cleaning, energy-efficient and water-saving devices are also built into its sleek design.

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Neutral-Colored Abstract Art Adds Visual Interest to Hall Bathroom
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Artistic Elements

Adding a piece of modern art in neutral colors plays off the tones found throughout the space. The playful abstract also keeps this children’s bathroom fun without being too juvenile.

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Convenient Keypad

The remote for the toilet is mounted to the wall, making it easy to reach and unlikely to get lost.

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Centrally Located

The bathroom opens to the second-floor landing, providing easy access to the children’s bedrooms across the way.